The Rays have landed one of the better starters on the trade market. Tampa is set to acquire righty Freddy Peralta in a trade with the New York Mets, reports The Athletic. Neither team has announced the trade. Peralta will be a free agent after the season and was an obvious candidate to be moved once the Mets committed to selling.

Freddy Peralta didn’t sugarcoat his disappointment about his Mets tenure. The right-hander, one day after he was traded from the Amazin’s to the Rays, took to Instagram to open up to Mets fans about his appreciation for New York despite things turning sour in his four-month stint in Queens.

The Mets have traded Freddy Peralta to the Rays for three prospects. Peralta will join a loaded rotation in Tampa Bay.

The Rays are known for fixing players just like Peralta. As for the Mets, it's hard to see past what they paid to acquire him.

The first-place Tampa Bay Rays gave their starting rotation a boost, acquiring pitcher Freddy Peralta from the struggling New York Mets for three minor leaguers.

Freddy Peralta’s stat line isn’t getting any better even after he was traded by the Mets before Monday’s deadline. The right-hander was supposed to help the retooled Mets roster this season, but things never panned out quite the way either side hoped,

The New York Mets traded right-handed starter Freddy Peralta to the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday. The move bolsters a Rays rotation that entered the day ranked third in the American League in ERA and nets New York a trio of prospects in right-hander Gary Gill Hill, infielder Émilien Pitre and outfielder Aidan Smith.

The Tampa Bay Rays paid a premium price to acquire Freddy Peralta from the New York Mets.

NEW YORK — When the Mets traded for Freddy Peralta in January, they thought they were getting an ace. With Peralta’s track record, the Mets had to part with two of the best prospects in their farm system to get that deal done.

The Tampa Bay Rays acquired Freddy Peralta from the Mets to bolster their rotation after Shane McClanahan's injury. Peralta, despite a disappointing 2026 season with a 4.99 ERA, is seen as a potential revival project for the Rays' strong pitching ...

The Mets' rotation is in flux. Freddy Peralta was scratched Friday, leaving Kodai Senga as a sudden starter. Clay Holmes is working back as well.